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Sirius Glass

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Van Dyke Brown print on Fabriano Artistico paper, double toned - 1/2 diluted Gold Thiourea toner and very diluted Selenium toner.
 
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One of the few I have taken of this type. And one of the few color. Color negative. Printed by me (RA4) a while back.
San Francisco, ca 1999
 
Vaughn said:
View attachment 204662 One of the few I have taken of this type. And one of the few color. Color negative. Printed by me (RA4) a while back.
San Francisco, ca 1999
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Wow...where is that.?
I see the Pyramid way back there, and i guess that is 555 Cal on the (back) left.?
Where is that looking down at, what building(s) is that.?
Thank You
 
K1000, Tmax 100, 50 1.8


EOS 500N, 35-135, B&L CinemaScope, HP5+


EOS A2, 50 1.8, Vision3 500T


Promaster K mount, Ultrafine Xtreme 400@3200, 50 1.8


XA2, Lucky 400


I've been told by 'real street photogs' that I should just quit street because I don't follow some arbitrary rules or something. I think I'll stick with it and my own vision.
 
CMoore said:
Wow...where is that.?
I see the Pyramid way back there, and i guess that is 555 Cal on the (back) left.?
Where is that looking down at, what building(s) is that.?
Thank You
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On the edge of the Yerba Buena Gardens looking down at the Yerba Buena Center of the Arts.
 
It was new years eve, I saw this spot, sat with Veruca (mamiya rz67) 180mm lens on my lap, framed and fired the mirror and waited with the shutter cable release till a subject walked by. Saw this guy hovering around with his very crinkled paisley shirt ready for a night out, wished and waited and when he was in the right spot fired. Unfortunately the neg is too thin for me to wet print, but I still like it.
 
CMoore said:
IMHO.....that is a very nice shot. (You have LOTS of nice photos)
I took a quick run through your Flicker Photos, and i do not really see similar. Was the grain intentional.?
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Thanks, the grain was from me stuffing up the film development, I did regularly and still occasionally do so. I think it adds to the fact you dont quite know whats going on in the picture. I like that in a picture. Im usually too slow to react for street type photography, sometimes (rarely) get lucky.
 
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